Bristol and Chicago port row shows ancient ties to modern harbor issues
Chicago reports that Bristol's harbor development history guides new harbor improvements. The Royal Edward steamship's Atlantic run and Canadian Northern links to Montreal illustrate renewed lake traffic potential. Bristol's depth gains and the narrow channel with many bridges hinder Chicago's lake commerce revival.
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Chicago
Bristol
England
Mnst
Weeling
Royal
Canadian Northern’ Railway
Royal Edward
Atlantic
Montreal
Canadian Northern
Canada
Svetléet
New
British Empire
Arista
Chienen
Mat
Thonir Rees
Elrar
Chicaro
the Royal Wie
Brixtal
Americans Want Weston to Attempt Panama Pedestrian Record
New York May 24 Americans in Panama invite Edward Payton Weston to attempt the 9, mile Atlantic to Pacific walk from Panama to Colon. Weston has not said if he will accept. The fastest Panama to Colon time by Edward Silvey of Colon was 10 hours 1 minute for 45 miles, with Taylor of Ancon clocked at 12 hours 20 minutes.
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New York
Panoya
Edward Pay- Bon Wiston
Weston
Tropics
Panama
Colon
Edward Siley
J. P. L. Taylor
Ancon
Silvey
Taylor
Fire Department
Last of Victorian Pulpit Orators Dr Alexander McLaren Dies
Reported death of Dr Alexander McLaren marks end of a generation of noted Free Church ministers. The piece notes his prominence among peers like Dr Guthrie and Dr Binney and mentions a 1897 portrait by Sir George Rich hung in the city art gallery with attendance from church representatives at the presentation.
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Alexander McLaren
Hdimburgh
Surgeon
Guthfrie
Binney
Ralleh
Church of England
tCr
Einery
Prebishop
Manchester
Br. McLaren
Gold Cup for New Aeroplane Record
Wealthy Huntington Bay residents fund a gold trophy for the first amateur flyer to fly from Mineola across Long Island to Connecticut and back. The 200 mile route includes 14 miles of land, 16 miles over the Sound, with a 12 hour limit and one descent allowed. Clifford B. Harmon and Harry Harknoga are named as cup candidates.
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Hempstead
Huntington Bay
L. 1
Mineola
Long Island
Connecticut
Clifford B. Harmon
New York
Harry 9. Harknoga
Af Latham
Anti Fight Friscoans Confident They’ll Succeed
In San Francisco on May 24, church leaders condemned prize fighting as dangerous and demoralizing. They urged Governor Gillette, Mayor McCarthy, and Police Chief Martin to intervene to prevent further exhibition matches. Rev Leahy Briggs denounced boxing manager control of glove contests. Attorney J S White said the Johnson fight would not proceed.
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England
Jeffes Johnson
J. 8. White
Fishing tackle at cost Ellli B08 W Tth Bt
Fancy strawberries at Keliry's.
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Keliry‘s
Frakes Collenberg Wedding Held Last Sunday
Miss Eather Collenberg of Cheyenne and Emmett Frakes formerly of this city were married last Sunday evening at the Congregational parsonage by Rev. F. L. Moog. Bridesmaid was Miss Clo nin Frakes and best man Mr. Hank Lane. The couple announced at a Sunday dinner at the bride’s parents home and departed for Salt Lake City to begin life together.
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Eather Collenberg
Cheyenen
Emmett Frakes
Balt Lake
F. L. Moog
Misa Clonin Frakes
Hank Lane
C. K. Collenberg
East Sun Street
Examinations for Two Positions Announced
Civil service examiners announce two examinations to be held in the city on June 16. One position pays $720 per year, the other pays $7 per day. Applications and qualification details are available from the secretary of the examiners.
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Civil Service Examiners
I'Eee of
Linner
Omaha advertising expert arrives in Cheyenne
H. S. Kennedy formerly with Kennedy Dry Goods of Omaha arrives in Cheyenne and accepts a position as advertising manager and decorator. He brings wide experience and is expected to be valuable to local business. He has spent several weeks in Colorado prior to relocating.
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Omaha
H. S. Kennedy
Kennedy’ Dry 4S Company
Cheyenne
Garnett Eeetare
Kennedy
Colorado
Chayenne
Desertion Case and Local Offenses Reported in County
The legal notices allege LeRoy Mecomber deserted Grace Mecomber on November 30 1900 and failed to provide support. Edward Horan faces felonious assault charges against James Holland Albert Johnson is accused of obtaining money under false pretenses and FE Anderson practiced medicine without license at Wheatland. Ralph Porter is named as a prosecuting witness.
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LeRoy
Grace Mecomber
Ma Grace
Bon
Sisie
Metomber
Jalh
Alod
Edward Horan
James Holland
Albert
Johnson
Jankoveky & Urban
FE. Anderson
Wheatland
Ralph Porter
Lightning Strikes Residence Near Granite Reservoir
A lightning bolt struck the custodian’s lodge near the Granite reservoir and damaged the telephone line to the City Engineer's office. The strike occurred shortly before midnight Monday, shocking resident Berscherer who was asleep but unharmed beyond a severe reaction.
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George UK
Granite
Yannehee
Burlington Officials Tour Wyoming Lines
A Burlington Industrial club hosted a Monday evening visit by Burlington officials who toured Wyoming lines by auto to sites of interest. The party included First Vice-President H E Bryan General Manager H J Horn General Superintendent E B Young General Inspector A W Newton Western Inspector T Darrow General Freight Agent J F Vallery and Division Superintendent P D Packenpaugh. The group continued their journey after the tour and made no new plans public.
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Burlington
Wyoming
Industrial Club
Roa
H.E. Byran
H.J. Horn
E. B. Young
A. W. Newton
T. Darrow
J.F. Vallery
P. D. Packenpaugh
Burlington Line
Officials Inspect New Water Works Extension
F H Humphreys supervisor of the engineering department of the quartermaster office at Washington Captain W K Hart constructing Quartermaster of Fort Russell Mayor P B Cook and Councilmen Martin and G P Johnson visited the new water works system yesterday by automobile to inspect completed work Humphreys traveled to Cheyenne from Washington on Monday morning.
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F. H. Humphreys
Quartermaster’s
Washington
W. K. Hart
Fort Russell
P. 8. Cook
Martin
G. P. Johnson
Mr. Humphreys
Cheyenne
Eagles' Dance at Tagies' Mall Tonight
Dance event at Tagies Mall features admission 500 with ladies free. Also Sun Proof Paint advertised by Sherman Co in the listings.
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Tagies' Mall
Sherman Co
Young Man Released From Penitentiary In Cheyenne
Phil Murtar, who was sent to the state penitentiary to serve a year for burglarizing James Wish's saloon, has completed his sentence and left Raw Tina for California to reside there. Kray was credited in Cheyenne and has many days, hoping she will avoid serious trouble again.
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Cheyenne
Phil Murtar
State Penitentiary
James Wish
Raw
Tina
California
Kray
Chayenne
Wyoming Weather Forecast and Data for May 24 1910
Forecast calls for showers in Wyoming on Wednesday with cooler conditions in the northwest and fair weather on Thursday. Local data show 24 hours ending May 24 at 6 p.m. with a maximum of 68 and a minimum of 40 degrees and 0.6 inch precipitation. Prepared by W. B. Palmer, Section Director.
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Aeathour
Wyoming
Palmer
Weatherly Man by Inhaling Gases
Charles Condter Dickinson, organizer and former president of the Carnegie Trust company, died in New York today from lung congestion caused by inhaling gas after an explosion in a Scranton laboratory. Dickinson had traveled to Scranton to witness chemical experiments.
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Weatthy
New York
Charles Conter Dickinson
Carnegie Trust Company
Scranton
Dickinson
Stranton
Graduation Gifts at Buechner Jewelry Co
See our windows for graduation gifts at Buechner Jewelry Co. G Dancy at Eggles Hall tonight with admission free for ladies.
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Buechner Jewelry CO
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Dancy
Eggles’ Hall
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Carey Ave
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Statin
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